An old man's career goes flat, Snackbar moves to open deck

Generac is one of the least reliable, you were lucky. They're supposed to cycle monthly by themselves. But my son's place replaced all sorts of electronic stuff on those along with tons of warranty work on the engine itself. Honestly, as little as we use our small one, I couldn't see buying a whole house unit. If we were closer to the coast, maybe, but we're 90 miles inland, so long term power issues are rare. We lose power for an hour or two during the summer thunder storm season...but rarely is it off long enough to worry about anything going bad in the fridge or freezers. I would be just as well off getting a Tesla solar wall

 

Headed home. 2 pickups in the Wichita area going to Crestview, Jacksonville and then Stuart. Tarp load, which makes no sense because there were many empty conestogas on the yard, and another SPD driver came in to live load with one while I was getting ready to tarp my load. But, it makes me more money to tarp, then untarp and retarp after the extra stops...I just take forever to do the initial tarping. Not sure how fast I can untarp and retarp, but at least the 1st stop has the most to unload, so retarping will be much easier.

 

Unfortunately I didn't get home yet. But fortunately, this sucker turned, and we're not gonna have much more than a breezy and wet couple of days, and not nearly as much rain as was forecasted 2 days ago.